chaperon's Usage Examples:

Ask a "cool" aunt/uncle or trusted neighbors to chaperone a teen party.

Parents and chaperones were often there more to reinforce a sense of responsibility for the commitment between the parties rather than actually preventing any activities.

Consider how many guests you can reasonably accommodate and feed, and then consider how many chaperones you'll need for them.

Because beaches are very open, you may not be able to consistently close the party to those without invitations, unless you have several chaperones who can man the perimeters.

No wonder chaperones were considered a necessity in the old days.

Future studies will also help to clarify the molecular mechanisms involved in the chaperone activity of raft lipids.

This third kind of dance frame is very close and very intimate - so don't be surprised if a nervous chaperone asks you to dance farther apart.

Courtship is essentially chaperoned dating, though the couple usually becomes engaged, with the permission of the girl's father, before they begin spending significant time together.

This is a great option for parents or chaperones who may be visiting with children but aren't themselves interested in every ride.

Secure chaperones and answer any questions.

chaperoning school trips is available in the supplement to the DfES Handbook for Group Leaders.

Viewers then saw Josh and Anna have their first date, which was chaperoned.

The couple never went anywhere without a chaperone and rarely talked on the phone alone without other family members involved in the conversation.

Synonyms:

defender, protector, den mother, shielder, guardian, duenna, housemother, chaperone,

Antonyms:

attack,